

Volker Lindenstruth goes behind the scenes of a completely new computing model that allows the ALICE collaboration to merge online and offline data processing into a single softwar...
Researchers from CERN, DESY, IBM Quantum and more than 30 other organisations plot a course for quantum computing in particle physics.
CERN is home to an international effort to develop the next generation of gravitational-wave telescopes.
A retrospective of 60 years’ coverage of detector technology in CERN Courier
Together with colleagues from CERN’s Vacuum, Surfaces and Coatings and Mechanical and Materials Engineering groups, Audrey Vichard is working on R&D for the Einstein Telescope.
In the latest milestone for the CERN Neutrino Platform, a state-of-the-art time projection chamber for the near detector of the upgraded T2K experiment in Japan is now fully operat...
Watch this webinar now, to explore how to use Sirepo for linear accelerator simulations.
Participants of a recent CERN workshop discussed vacuum technologies for next-generation gravitational-wave observatories such as the Einstein Telescope.
Taking advantage of detectors used for particle physics, cosmogenic muons are becoming powerful tools for non-destructive imaging of large structures such as pyramids.
The superconducting-link system for the HL-LHC is a shining example of how accelerator technology drives innovation with a wider impact on society, writes Amalia Ballarino.
CERN and software company Zenseact have completed a three-year project investigating the use of AI in autonomous vehicles.
The CERN Linear Accelerator for Research (CLEAR) offers users a unique R&D facility for applications ranging from plasma accelerators to radiotherapy.
The challenges of performing precision flavour physics in the very harsh conditions of the HL-LHC are triggering a vast R&D programme at the forefront of technology.
The ALICE collaboration is charting a course to an exciting heavy-ion physics programme for Runs 5 and 6 at the High-Luminosity LHC.
DESY researchers have measured the energy evolution of an electron bunch inside a laser-plasma accelerator for the first time.
New partnership will investigate the use of superconducting technologies in the electrical distribution systems of future hydrogen-powered aircraft.
Innovation in vacuum science, technology and engineering at CERN and beyond